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Page 209
... wish to see this liberty abolished or abridged . The residence of every beneficed clergyman on his cure appears to be an object of Dr. Watson's approbation , and of his earnest wish : but he does not seem to regard it as entirely ...
... wish to see this liberty abolished or abridged . The residence of every beneficed clergyman on his cure appears to be an object of Dr. Watson's approbation , and of his earnest wish : but he does not seem to regard it as entirely ...
Page 376
... wish , how- ever , that the latter had avoided some clashing expressions , when , in the first paragraph , he says , Silence is not justi- fiable when gratitude urges an acknowledgment ; ' and , a little onward , as I wish to be ...
... wish , how- ever , that the latter had avoided some clashing expressions , when , in the first paragraph , he says , Silence is not justi- fiable when gratitude urges an acknowledgment ; ' and , a little onward , as I wish to be ...
Page 396
... wish neither to deny nor to palliate the failings of that great man : but it is difficult to conceive how a scholar ... wishes : though these are wishes , 396 Burdon's Materials for Thinking .
... wish neither to deny nor to palliate the failings of that great man : but it is difficult to conceive how a scholar ... wishes : though these are wishes , 396 Burdon's Materials for Thinking .
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